This concept app does exactly that (and more)ā¦
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Sorry, did not understand how to use arrayformula to count the exact number of True in several columns. I wrote the numbers I expect in red square.
What layout do you expect? Do you want a checklist or do you want something like what Darren did in the link he provided?
Either way, the idea is to use a relation and have a joined list column linking all the items chosen together, then write them to the Sheet using a set column action.
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Ok I will try that strategy then. What I was expecting is for the User to fill out a form and can select multiple options at once from a list.
i.e. Food Cuisines App
Options: āFrench, Chinese, American, Peruvianā
User Selects : āFrench, Peruvianā as their 2 options
Then question is followed by Favorite Areas To Eat
Options: āHouston, Scottsdale, Salemā
User Selects: āHouston, Scottsdaleā as their options
Then Google Sheet holds
Userās Name
Users Food Cuisine
Users Favorite Places to Eat.
Not sure how to do it so that the User isnāt selecting from separate dropdowns each time in order to create a list 
Best,
Do you really need that info in the Sheet? Not saying that it canāt be done, but it would be easy if you donāt require that. You can store those boolean values in user-specific columns and give users a checklist layout.
Glad it could have helped!
Do I need a glide account to make it run?
Where do I need to paste the =fillFormula() function?
I renamed the script to my sheetsname, adjusted the range to my specific range, but it didnāt work. I would apreciate it a lot, if some could make a youtube video on how to use this script to make a stocks tickers symbol list dynamic to e.g. the stocks last price when new tickers are added.
No, you donāt need a Glide account to make those scripts run.
Hereās a walkthrough from Ben Collins: https://www.benlcollins.com/apps-script/google-apps-script-beginner-guide/
If you still need me to help with this, please share your Sheet to ariesarsenal@gmail.com.
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